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New Ulm weekly review., 1887-03-30
Wednesday, March 80, 1887.

Wednesday, March 80, 1887.
At last the President has succeeded
in securing an interstate commission
somewhat to his liking. The members
of the commission are acknowledged to
be good men, but the peculiar part Of
the makeup is that it contains no mem
Der from that part of the country stu
ated west Of the Mississippi River.
The members of the commission are:
Thomas NJ. Cody Of Michigan for the
term Of six years; William R. Morrison,
Illinois, five years; Augustus Schoon-
maker, New York, four years; Aldace
r. Waller, Vermont, three years; Wal
ter L. Bragg, Alabama, two years. A
short biographical sketch Of the men,
bers may not be uninteresting.
August Schoonmaker of Lingstown
n. Y, was born in Rochester. N. Y,
in March, 1928. He studied law
and has practised it ever since. From
1851 to 1770 he was a member Of school
boards and a county judge. In 1875 he
was elected to the state senate as Il
democrat. In 1877 he was elected at
torney general, succeeding Mr.. Fair
chind- In 1876 he was presented by
the anti-Tammany delegation from New
York in the democratic state convention
as their candidate for governor, and was
a delegate to the democratic national
convention in 1876 and 1880, and also
to the Chicago convention in 1884.
Thomas M. Cooley was born at Atti-
ca, n. Y, in 1924, and removed to
Michigan in 1843, where he has since
resided. In 1857 he was elected COM
piler Of the state laws, and in 1858 he
was chosen reporter of the supreme
court. In 1859 he was appointed COM
missioner to organize tie law depart
ment of the University ofMichigan, and
he has ever since been connected with
it. He served three terms in the su-
preme court. He is the author of nu-
merous standard legal works, and holds
high rank as a iurist. He was appoint
ed last December by Judge Gresham as
receiver Of the Wabash railroad.
A. F. Walker is about forty-four years
old and is a republican in politics. He
studied law with Senator Edmunds,
who urged his appointment. He served
as a colonel in the Uuion army, and
since the war has practised law at Rut
land. In the Vermont senate he has
taken a leading part in framing legisla.
ton to solve the railway problem, and
has given much study to the question.
Walter L. Bragg was bern in Ala.
bama in 1888. He is a graduate of
Harvard university and Cambridge law
school. At the close of the war he set
tied in Alabama, and was for some
years the law partner of Gen. Morgan.
He is a leading democrat in that state
and has served as national delegate,
presidential elector and member of the
democratic National committee In
1881 he was made president of the Ala
bama state railroad commission, and
served in that position four years.
Col. Morrison was born in Monroe
County. ILL.,, Sept. IA 1925. He was
educated in the common schools and at
McKendree college, ILL.,, and is a law
yer by profession. He was four terms
a member and one term speaker of the
Illinois house of representatives and
served in the thirty-eighth and the last
seven congresses. He was a candidate
for reelection for the fftieth congress,
but defeated by John Baker, republi-
can. He has good army record. as
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-03-30

The GAINESVILLE Argus says that the
constitutionality of the high license lawis
to be tested in the supreme court by the
St. Paul saloon-keepers, and that syn
dicate has been formed to bear the ex.
pense of a test case. Noble fellows,
those saloon-keepers in the twin cities.
It was their insolence and corruptness
that gave birth to the high license
movement, and they alone are respon-
sible for the passage of the Crandall
law. Now they seek relief from that
same constitution which but a few
weeks ago they were willing to tread
under foot. It seems to us that the
sooner the saloon-keepers in the smaller
cities and villages sever all connection
with those of the twin cities, the better
it will be for them. All the argument
that has been advanced in favor Of
$1,000 and $500 licenses is based on the
fallacious assumption that the saloon
question is the same all over the state
as in Minneapolis and st. Paul. If an
effort is to be made in the next legisla.
ture to secure more equitable grading
of licenses, it will be best to let the sa-
bookkeeping element Of the larger Cit
les paddle their own canoe.
It must make the professional green
hackers heart ache to learn that the
average length of time his idols can
keep up respectable appearance
when in circulation, does not exceed
three years. When the national bank
notes have become ragged and unfit
for use, they are sent to the treasury
department. for redemption. It fre-
quently happens that large quantities
of notes get burned up, and in this case
their charred remains are. sent to the
treasury. A lady in the comptroller's S
Office then Identifies them before they
can be redeemed. Sometimes packag-
es are sent in. all stuck together and
burnt clear through to a black, crispy
mass. She then separates them one by
one with very thin-bladed knife, and
places the charred remains Of each one
separately upon q glass slab and exam
ines them very carefully with a magni-
fying glass. She is familiar with all
peculiarities Of the issues Of the various
banks, and q note must be reduced all
most % ashes to be beyond her recogg-
milton,
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-03-30

It's stated that the eezelsoetss, a spe-
cies Of everlasting heretofore supposed
to grow only in Switzerland, ias been
found in the Tacoma range in Washing
ton Territory, at an altitude of 5000
feet above sea-level
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

EATON IerdAy. len Insi, Clara l..
younger eli q .. '. ara dancEh a.
Eau . aged 4 mathis Arc ~ Days
kelaIvez s-t frist d. are respectfully ID
vitsi 20 L.ltri tie fu-e.sl from "a rtei-
ds1ee q Its pIfe.ts. csrrs- u Cedar Apc
Franz in . reeu. On HedLes1sy Af.sEEGou
a. e'e.C.E, 70 pee ed - II 2iasiyn AID
BrArdysi.e Ceas.ey. st.v esG al t-e
house.
BAYNARD.-O1 h. ;4.h irsAnt Waltz,
Price. son Of :. h AMI Cora BsynAfd
sxed yer
he It.Tes and frlen 80 are respectfully "a
vited 10 attend tie funeral "a 1hursdsy
sneynoon ~ 2 o'cite.. lniermsa: ~ Tie
Wilmington ard brlndyri1e cemetery.
sCHU MAKER-un the lt.h iar, CA-cll1,
SshUnaksr
Re.AaEes and f-ierds are rs'p.ctf7lly in
vt>d 10 st;ssd her fuleral irJl nss la q
rstideLcs, 70. e. last Sikh street. O.
at ~. m.ry's C-uish. lntermeat At New
CAihtdfsl Cemetery.
kELLET-Un The "a h ins. III M darzh
Of Jane. AID Llis.oeh Kelley, .Ee4 |
yesrs and nonihB.
Relatives and fri.nee are respectfully 10
Tite1 70 aitsni the funeral mo tue resi-
dehce Of her parents, NJ. as Nefi Ycu-tl
suee. on Wednesday afternoon a: 2 o'e! oc 4
lnterDent a. res Cathedral Oenels-y.
/ fAkRt LL.-Uh the ls;h inst, KariiI
FARRELL, tsed 4! yeAft
Relatives ard ifiends are resr ecifally IN
| vlted - attend the funeral IRON his lat
| residence, 70 az IAgt fO1rth ftrest q
| Saturday uotniIK, 1t o oic.ocK- hlgB Ma
a. ST. Aafy't Church. InterneLl a. d
Cathslie Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
D.ur

~
AEberf q. Ccxsssb,s. TIE Bs1ed 1tE ,
al lssyss Of he Cecil Csasty, No..
~ 80 In the city yesssrdAy-
YresA roasssd pare JAvA. Rio, Mocks,
NGraesiho snd LAxuAyrA .ooGs. 81 Cnp-
pxnis, EAsi seccEd street
A sc,d Blacksmith On ocanfry work
may fr6 fiiaaxi0n siis me- Rhydez
~ HAfe's Ccrnef.
ssrrel HiekDxn szvesttsrs as psi.
vas< sAie kis mil property ntzr Ridley
Park, Delaware Coznty, Pa
Rev. RrAnk Hovs<, Il CAmter. Del.
riII preach ~ Grace BagitE Cearch
this evensns.
Grand Mnsssr wcrknsn ". H. ver'
imilye, Of Jers<y CITY. viii rissf Ind ~
Try LaRe, A. o. e. w.. this evening.
| wsrlsy tie aseniiea Of every lady:
tThe LA Department Of Bette Phas
may, Sir n "a NaEfes ssfee.h frivat1
leaRaroe Nc. / wsss Sixth street
Johr p. D5nahce, Who has bten SAT
If,rips from raeauafisn for sbe pAss Q "
years, started io- tks bot scrinss In Art
tssss, il order 70 tes4 We virt7e Of ths
bs;hs In Tia. piscs
Ksls Jerk ins has cr'srsd o Few ssos'
In L eerrx Of TtntA and nosrot
|.sreea VITA . lire OF dry goods, trim
Inirss AID Eciso-s S.Ar ping Pso1ps
~ done
1 C. we.ey weiiin & B o. advertts'
fe, sale coa. 600 brscas; Also Tie eniir'
Io1ifi OF . brickysrd a. cne-te.rt III
original cot. taking unincuEbesed eiiy
property In part pay nezt
Robert NJ c Walnsley, residing .
No coi Madison street., formerly TN
Iployed In the candy factory OF BArkle,
Bros-, Fsarih AID French streets, bu
Who has ben isid Up for TIE past to-
IyeArs, had . rzffle for lis bsntai las
saturday eyeu.r &, SHEA SIS was reali
isei.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
FOURTH EDITION



Ex Cir Ooasalaaa Marin Harrsii
1isd ~ kis ssakessce. No. IA kAes
Fourth sfrssl, In biskf u ii 4ss'cAock
Of oc1x1nrsio1, b The aist yses o. kis
azeL He kA1 ~ bee. In good seA.th
for . yex O. nus pass. bal l1si tai b
cszzhs hssvy oold xhsch to3k . cerD
hola upps bis sy~<G. aed lis PsiEos-
Ary osoD;akst rsRady grsr vorse
Three weHks $50 iAsf euztay - tack
very "a On lis vay hone sroo b.
HxSy's Chsrch. Asd his soa chrissopAer,
Who sas stxA him, hnd 70 astss hin
hone fron Third Aed Poplar ssssses
He vas sels, hpvevsz, % vtsis his store
next dosH Aed 70 % aoozt tbs hozss
nptil lass narsaay. vAen be Erev %
mEeA voze tkAs he ~ oonpel led 70
take 70 His bsd, frsn ekicA reves afosA
MK. Farrell vas h1xl near Piszsoorss
Pa, Of Irish pAsssfage. when The vax
Of the re heilioG broke oas he vas sDorg
the Erss 70 vclrnseer In Psnnsylvania
RsEisszh fh0ash bat . boy, and re
NAMED IN the army nsfil the close OK
the vAz. HAvtsg good knovledss Of
horsAs L. - made trainz Astef, md
aad d one time 10 go homes and males
under D b cAae- BE - for time vim
Gensraa LeeAs's Division. bal tie uosi
oil TIE time with the Army Of TIE Poto
mac He fought IN his rtgineei ~ the
eAxaie of 6esiysburE. Soon afser the
YER c.css1 Mr.. Parcel came 70 VII
IL ingtsn and made shis city his fuiurs
bona He manned . Aa&s Maxwell
szd ergaget In the hoar and feed t1si'
Deks In fLe Ninth yard. Fran there u
NAs elected nnd Sawed . term o. Ext
years In tie City Coancai.
he uks Atser 81 ards elected o mem D
CT the Baaxd Of Ed7cAsion fror tina
~Ard, but his seat heihg e.3r tested O.
l account Of parsons voting iOr HIN vi.
Lad nos pad their city tAxss, lie %
uEse1t<o and Henry Grub, the con
ssiAnf, Vas AdDi.ad- Mr.. Fare
| .nen moved 70 his lac reetdeece IL To
| suarih ward, 7l2 East FSnfsn slrtsi
/ Azd engaged IN the fsur ard ftec bus,
less IN . s;ore ertcssi by hiEssI To-
/ Doors from his residence
| Ic 1850 he Was the pCmiIee o. bi
patty Tor Levy Corrt CoL utss.oLtf
uaI with kLs askez ne was deieeie
iae Rspu b.icars t<lrs successful q
| lasi elsc.icn-
N 1855 be uaa elected 70 FL the NJ
expired term Of the ATE Levin P2ynse
10 the City Counzi from thu Far
ward, Ant In lse4 he Was reetc.-d 10
a tsraa Of $50 yesrs His ability As
rs.soner placed hiu la the II u. rAE
of depaieEs, md lie wa ~ tie head {
ssh eSA ~ i'm posisni committees he b
cAtae pforninsE! applicant 10. IL
positnas,srsHip OF Wilmington aLds
Ciese.Anc's aiIinisiissIOr, AND Ia
Tie very siron2e.t r.oomu endAg.orl
6uI he 5id mol gel The cfnes.
Martin f4Irsil Vas ge1erous, CHAR
tzbiS EEo ceLeyoisLi, A.d IL Was In
great measure through his irtiCen:
sLA; Efforts Y ere u ale .or The rrprie'
OF ..Jerry" RAsugsa and jour
Lwh Lsss, ia Jai. TOR cApttAl crime
HIS friendship tor true friends vi
very strong, and La farce Of chAfacb
WAS gocersLy somI.sc. he leaves
wife and tsl chiiGrea. elk bgys and f.
sir.s, tee ouLgesl babe g. d tie oide
Ao0us II years old. HIS fenaips W
be buried IL the o.u CatAUiic Centk
IN Lext SATURDAY foIsEoon. Hi,
.Ass a. e. As-y's CAILo..s Church
8 o'clock
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

TIE wrmiDgtcn Rsas Clsb vSs o.
prAcii1iE yesterday again A. Sshzeizsl
PARK Tie 70 loving are ihs suo-es
American srgei:
at DO Yar3t-R. Miller, g., W. ?
Sc de, ti; z Newman, AZ; ". A
Bacon, IS; Il. Simpson. 20; W. 0'C,p
roI, - Z. Fredt gics (1si), %
A, leo Ysrde-R killer, IS; Y. A
Bsocn, 70; Il Simpson. rs " o'Cor
cor, IL; !. 2 Ne rnan. ~; Y. z Seecs
la; @. Rrsislick (nil }, As
tie club rques's al. PARIS, whei
trey r. to ste sehnsr ~ Park 70 piAc
, y, . rtsrec. pr.sSss properly OF II
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
The Peni..aia Press Association

The meeting o: me Exec1;i-e Com
miitse Of tie Peninsula PTts. Asso-
cation was held on Mn ~ sitsrnoon
r. The editorial roon Of the EorLias
| News 10 tsks .nlo confederation the
UsKt srLnal sIc1rsion. The com uittse
| IL CON posod Of Joshua B. Clark, editor
Of ;be Sussex journal, Gs0rge,osn,
Dsl.; Frederick 7 Bach, OF the Morn.
4 lag News, and w. Scott Ronerta, eiitor
| OF the C<ptreviile ONO } Record, and
| tbs a eeIs Of the association are mem
pe-s eI oficio. The active mem hers Of
tie Commit we're present aud . let.
| ter OK regret Vas received from G z.
Hsdde way, edit1rof the Esston Ledger,
who Is pre:ie ent of the association. DR..
n. c. Snit.kt., ediisr CO the Whining
toniAn, a.so participated in the mest-
ing.
al the lsst srnusi meeting OF the -
tcciaiion, which Was held sl Atlantic
City IL Al est Of lA8t ear, . proposi
tiou Mas u 4de for the ssS oc.alion TO 20
70 San Erabcisoo this year. a, the
time. this net with general favor ard
SO efJ.i has beeu made eiucs By Dr.
SpitcheT sac olher active mem bers 70
have tits Trip take place some lime 10
May. a. tie msssing yesterday the
oon Iit.ee thoroughly considered the
uait.r and decided that such an ex.
tended trip was impraeuble, and thai
even ii 10 we're taken II would be one Of
pleasure merely AID could not in an!
Way be MADE t. con:r. butte 70 the good
OF the community which the &ssociA
lion represents
This view 0. the n alter wat uDa !
mous, and II was Il az suggested hat i
| "a, 10 ~
J Bosom. as by D. doing bas ness can b
eom biued with pleasure. Is wAs Let
? however, definitely settled 70 20 tt
Bo.ion, and the matter, which Ia nov
: IN the hands Of the committee, will b
determined early In March.
II Boston is decided upon, the N EN-
. bers Of the association Will probably I
70 Baliin ors ard there take steamed
returning b. way OF Providence, Lon
: Island sJund sud the Pennsylvania
. Railroad.
J Tie journalists OF Boston have cen
repeated Invitations TO the Peninsui
= Associa1ob 20 pay their city whit az
oLe gfe2t Oh, CT In going there woul
be the opportunity that would be afford
II ID OF presenting ths many advantage
Of the soi', situation, Climate aid prC
?. ducts Of this peninsula II II lie dec de
70 20 70 Boston, careful pros ram Ia
Rih this object In view, will be pr,
Y pared.
= Two meu cers of the com U ittee Ia,
II slrtAdy pledged themselves 10 prepAl
= s'stis,ic.i papers on the sgricultur
conditoE Of heir respective countie
] and the program viii irclude a, lea
= siA papers, among them 10 be Que {
70 he esh au1 oysters Of the Peninsu
uaters, ard brief enc on the indu
tIial 20 vaLtsees OF Wilmington. T.
: xcDIsion Viii b made in the latt
!, psr, Of Jay or first Of Augrst
:. Il Il knowL that the members Of I
: Ros.op Association have expressed
- cesite 70 yi-!t this city and the Peni
- sula during TIE height of the frnit s.
~ SOD, and il is thought that If the Pen
:. eula Association should visit Boston
. would be al additional Inducement
Il the . .socist.on OF that city to come IA
- and w!,Iess for .bamtelves th. lA
- advar .sges OF tbis Peninsula
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

Tn O31 Fsi'ovs have lished over
hauling AID Ex.nE Up ths di1ertl'
U eetioS roorns IN their hall ard lss'
pis h. they cs,ebTs;e4 tie even, IL AZ
[spp:opTiAts Esnner. A large ,unbel
| O; the graLd cficefs were preseLs anc
The fo.l3vlps p.agriu o. exercises ws'
carried 0ut: Opsairs Adaress. p. C. J.
q. Asptt,; air siug, choir; prayer
srard crap alo; sin.iug choir; address
ID g. N. JOsr n. Eh.iierd; sia9irg
choir; clscass:on fos Of hour. open y
81 mem bers; az st3s. choir; A16rest
r. 6. N. joseph Pyti Iiugirs. closing
a1A
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

Pruiasnx EstH Chsrsss Hsli bed
been Aoss .. Pcxs Dsrcsfi es,srcsy
and sce hozs about 10 o'esock 70 Aud
he efd<r's psrsszAae fail Of frsez1A
A. be ensers1 lie uAs Erssed With TIE
con p1irsen,s Of ks frieBts uPoa hA
6ssk hlrskeAg.
Ano.Ssa those Who called vtrs the
Ne.hodis. aiEisxrs Aad thar Wives
gxp<ra,1y Of The wiiEtns;0E n y
CAurthes, and . n1nsu Of o<ssial
nsnsess Ara friepds. runbersng In Al
AS5Ef 20 p<rsoxs.
Rsv. j. Z Brysn. q Ass1ry, pse'
eer.ed Mr. Hi With vsry Freity
Rresek Geek, ssd Rev. Me- N1rray. Of
O. Psz1'a psesested HrA Htll with .
besafsfsi hsrriss lsEp Both M anc
Ma. Eili made spprccf!sse responses
R4freshnssA foiiovsd ir eoarnfal
profas.oe.
Mr.. Biil, * tie ocsrss OF t's rt'
rArks. sAd be ssa been Is year. IL
the % snisry IN wi,ntrgtca and ts1
rever eeen farther S31th In n spPo-oi
DsE.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

ST. JoHSs. n f., Feb. IA many
prominent burners houses here ara in
financia q. fiic1 TIA, act . CON u srcisl
crisis sesrns lrsvtable New from the
northern ptr-- q The Island represent.
ttings in !. deB.orabls cor Hilton. Tae
govtInmeut h ,. = ready sent Thousands
OF barrels Of fi2ar 70 keep TIE people
from starving, but the supply IL aitC'
gettsr inadsq nate. The u PSI por,heEly
ports are nov ffozsn In, and II IA i'm
possible 70 send supplies there in time
TO save the People / IL truly Sal trai
the Island presents - the wor.d thu
nee. mot rIi1l spectacle, ard its psopl'
are the most miserable 0. al E1S ist
coionis ts. Compared With them Tbs
people Of IreiAld are happy, cJutantet
and proepeIo1s.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
Nov Jer.ey In a Will

The Republican members Of tha New
Jers7y Legislature held caucus as'
night, AID iG "a. announced thaJ VIM
j. Seweli had received the Senatorial
noniratioa -. IS unders: God thai
ther' was t:0E'4 II g.t:inz severa. Of
the Republican, uto IKE caucus, ard Il
Ii DelieEed IEa Fbelpb' uame was pre-
ger ted
evening. The Fsieries were crowded
with spec t.t1rs ex +ectil tie report IL
the II lanes -Tlriey Co 20 70 ba brought
up Ths Democrats, no ~ever, noricin z
several vacant seats Oh .5eir eide, re
fused to attend, and, theEs being "
quoram, the House adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
The Yord = Ryan Case.

A &c zion Of the C3sr. N C.arcsry
vas held thit mcrrirg il tue Crgha4s
Court rcou with CEal esllof 5N1.s61ry
presiding, q, vE.ch decisi Z Vas IeD
dered In tbs Gaze G. Ford & Ryan,
charged with cJnteEp: IL Violating en-
III Incticn Il ;he Cart. eejo!ning tbs u
from discharfiug fef1Le f. U her no
rocco factory into 5ilyettfook. The case
was arased before tie Chancellor a,
Dover gone two wsek- $50, and this
morning re read his drcisicn adjQd gina
the respondents guilty q contempt.
Peter PnTd and Thomas Ryan were
each hnea 500 aud c2ste, ard lhe
Chance llor eaij that SIS 1t had beeL
shown thai when tsis Injunction =sl
violated Thomas Ford was sex, ant
could net have heen party to the con
Nmpt be would lot impose a peEali.
en- him.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

NAYyE-Hkx kS.-Qn Tet. 70. lss5, .;
TIE Rrtn;yvire baptis psftonsgs. ty
the rev. p. q. ssesdhan. Er tEAhA
Mayns, q New OAitl. Co.. Del., x,d u u
Ens ). hevtL OF BrAndyvias summit
Delaware o., Pr.
ALLC aoTr-HUU,Os-ln OaEden. ~
J., On Feo.uz' IL, 1857. by tae key. L. ID
Cs.Ec1rg. NJ. JStsyn Ailsssft and Ii itl
ann. l.. aucs32. b.ls Of thb city.
KIrTIFGEH-huD bLPE.-'n Fss,ua-I
10. A. q zee E. r. Czu-ea. BY TIE Kew. "
J. -tevsnssn. u ID Asxis.ed oy kev. Ja.o'
Iodd, l.. H., D,. L. A. Kit,ingss aud fNa
IVA II =, o.ag si.E {: T.. .. hudoips. 30 c
t.iI ely.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
A sans,llase Por the FISHERY BaI.


Tnetub Committee Of the Hcnss C3u1
nn,tiee ca ForeizE Adsirs Monday re
ported . Substitute Tor the Fishery Re
Talia.icI bii.s The suD.Iit1se pros.o e
tbs, when the Pfes.deut j satisfied tEsl
4 raeTiczn vs0els are csLied Treaty
Il yhss, OF reasonable priT.isses, he may
by proclaim atior, pron!bit ths entry nv
Az sricsn porte of Tesse!s oGned wholly
or 10 part by British s1sjscss, or srriv.
ing from CaKads CT NsyfggndiaI lex
cspt when in diszrsss) ani may foro.c
ths importation Of sny goocs, wares q
merchandise ffcm Cans3. or New
four d.aLd CT Gry locomotive, car Q
ether Tehic c. Yio.sl.o. q 'b!s provl
sion IL made puuihhsb,s - liz aLd IN
p'isoLueLt. Oas tes,iou o. tie D!
suthorizss the creation Of a conI!ssio
70 take tft'imony WIKI re.2ect - dlrl
ages Inflicted upcu ECe..caL c-LzsI
and American yeEte.E,
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
rurderin the FIR. pexree

INV YoKK, FEB l4-Chsrles Sonnep-
m2cber, a stree; music.An, was placed or
trial to-day for i1e murder oi Lizzie Vol
ner. twelve year old girl. The indiei-
mt ut charged murder IN the srsi degree
The prisoner iEdueed the child 10 20 Eill
him 10 q yscAat lot psar be. home, wber,
he erlminsily assaulted her. She lied
from the Effects = few DAYS iz.er
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

Jetn Carroll, Who died % eanday
ss;srrocr q, No lci3 Wee; Yfont t;ree'
"a 10 yeA.s cd. BE was born ir
G.,say. Iresa,d, and whsn ~ be Ne
uoved 10 Ma chester Epsiand. Wber
he va IS .csrs cid he cine 70 TIN
coanuy IL 1881. ard vorkeS foA ies
L3btsil CT " heel COMPANY. mill Be
wac 100 YEAR, GA. when ne resiree from
labor. Ee .snatctd In . renAfkAoiy
VIZ J.ors csrdiIio1 Unit. . few veeki
AZ. He vii BE buried 70 ncrrow. II
New Cathedral oenessly.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
At Ihe COnIaue.

Jack Harding, who is vell.kLown in
this city, bad 6 sattling set-to with Tom
my Dahforth, bitter known as the little
John h sullivan, at the Comique, In
Philadelphia last evening. Harding vas
knocked down ia the second round, and
Dsu:orih was brought to lis knees 10
the third neither man having thu bes,
Of X II the last round Referee Dominica
hcCsIrsy decided i, q draw.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
Levy Court.

The Lazy C2Gr; met asniu this rorr.
morning with Chairman Grub pre-
sieizs. Thye wss very Little euii-et.
usasa,t43 ca.ice OF the rep9E, q
Metsrs. NcCr1cksn aud Ro;h well, tAs'
ihey Tad ses ed ziih The road c9ruuis
ti0ner Of Penczd=r BuBdres. At j.
&c Tx Gear, iock . re>ess laa. i.S,
o'ci Hk
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
Real Estate sold.

N. T. Poc.e aao George c. Mar. eoit
1t pubic "a. 90 SATURDAY Af.srro0E
the house No s22 DnPont street 20 Wu
4. Boyd fer 81 so; tie hcuss Ne. lt3
Beu reu street, 20 John Crawford 70
81 as; The s.lins 10. IA We; Nal
street. 70 Elgsre d. Z S7pon ~. $50
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
B,.nsy~t.e Csaesr, re-aixh,-

Throrah sone clip OF tie psreii, tie
REPTBlicAS vas made 20 say yesier.
dsy tSai the B. ssdy wine NJ. Z. carrce
conoerf, by Mayer Roads and his
pupils would be Siyea CT ThurBds,
ntSkt-
Tss vas sr erysy. The corceTi viii
b. held tia Tnsseay evening, Ard Fl. i
tie pEu k.oua ability o; tie s.cstri
the csr.ch sSOaid be crowded.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

TE12~t Fuaer2l Direo.or.
DUBLlJ sALE-WlLL BE Sod Al
l. pu lie saie, OF the Sharpe sarn, nssr
the stanton depot, on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Is, lssT,
atl2e'eloek m,
thsai o'fooi vrk CT DR. wing ho.,es.
No :. say horse, kind and gentle, trd =
good worker.
No.2 uood driver and worker.
Ett. ard 4. Are very good v9-gers will
match, KIM AID gentle.
l2hezd Of God cose soma Of tksp viii be
10 prsht By day OF ssls; tshos,s ! boar, Will
weigh ITO po1 nds; lot Of e1ic ems, 6 geese.
tsrnirg implements: road wagon. !.
hay bed horse csTt. | market wagon
GerRzn.osu w6gon. / fsmilf clrrisxe D.
io2 ou.gy, top buggy. ali 10 soSd order; :
Johnson binder, }. p. hAn.ing uower
nearly rev; hOrss rake, corn planter aiti
pko paste attach nenI l corn worker Acm.
.roE, deubie hsrTs. ! cooler. 2 IRON cul
| tivatort. 3 ploss, graln ian, ! corr saeller
| ] dou Die harp o. fox WIN roue, ! gTiud.
| g one, n sui and We ge5, axes, c, WEARS lqs
spade, picEs. msttocEs, shovels. SPADES
| hoes a. d fo-ss. harness, dcub and in. /,
ca rriags hlrness, beavy G.2rb5rn ha.neEs
stage harness, ploH harness, c3ilArs, bridies
hsNere, etc.
Dairy fir ureE Batter t3os, cnara. PAM
bEcsetL keuies, etc.
Bousehold oodi: lpa-lo- s,ove, lsry
coes stove. and many articles not mention
90. hay By the ton.
1erlt: ALI saps ts2j sni uuee, earl
over that anous. : oredit OF Q m ntas III
be given by tae purchaser Kv.Ls I'D en-
dorasr; pc: CENT. on for cash.
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